honour. Gajala sees an opportunity and calls Sharma to make a deal in exchange for the camera, but Venky takes away the camera from him. With the camera, they learn that Prasad Rao recorded Sharma murdering a senior officer Sarath Kumar IPS, as he wanted to escape from a fake stamp case. Prasad Rao unknowingly called Sharma to report the murder. He came to their home to take the camera, but they escaped to their village. Unaware that Sharma came to their home, Prasad Rao gave away their berth numbers, and Sharma sent his hitman to kill them, murdering him and a lady who slept on Sravani's berth. Sharma's henchmen attack them for the camera, but Venky fights them off. Sravani seeks the Governor's appointment to directly submit the camera as evidence. Sharma tries to shoot them, but is caught red-handed in front of the Governor. Venky and his friends are awarded medals in appreciation of their bravery. Cast Soundtrack The music and background score was composed by Devi Sri Prasad. Reception A review from Sify opined that Venky was a mishmash of three films, the Malayalam film No.20 Madras Mail and the American films Training Day and Police Academy. They added that the film failed to impress as it missed a "natural flow of one leading to another." Idlebrain.com rated the film 3/5 appreciated the film for its humour but wrote the film falls flat as the suspense is revealed. References External links 2004 films Films directed by Srinu Vaitla 2000s Telugu-language films 2000s comedy thriller films Indian comedy thriller films 2004 comedy films